Architectural Windows

Architectural Windows

Custom Geometry. Signature Design.

Architectural windows are non-standard shaped windows — including circles, arches, triangles, trapezoids, and other custom geometries — designed to complement and elevate architectural expression. These fixed units do not open but offer striking visual appeal, making them ideal for statement spaces and design-driven projects.

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Where Architectural Windows Are Used

Architectural windows are commonly used in:
Often combined with operable windows or curtain wall systems, architectural windows offer unlimited design potential and allow architects to break away from conventional formats.

High-End Custom Homes

as focal points above entryways, in stairwells, or great rooms

Religious & Civic Buildings

to introduce artistic shapes and natural light

Modern & Contemporary Structures

for asymmetrical or geometric facades

Mixed-Use Developments & Hospitality Projects

where branding and aesthetics converge

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Performance-Driven, Disaster-Ready

All Techno Window products — including our picture windows — are engineered to meet or exceed the highest performance and safety standards nationwide

Hurricane Impact-Rated

(ASTM Certified)

Advanced Weather Sealing

for air and water tightness

High STC Ratings

for acoustic insulation in high-noise environments

Salt Air-Resistant Frames

built for coastal durability

Energy-Efficient Glazing

optional low-E, laminated, or insulated glass

CSI-Ready Specifications

for seamless inclusion in architectural plans
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Our Glass Solutions

Picture Windows - Techno Window

Picture Windows

Picture windows are large, fixed panes of glass designed to frame expansive outdoor views while maximizing natural light.
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Casement Windows

Casement Windows

Casement windows are side-hinged and open outward like a door, operated by a smooth-turning crank or handle.
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Single Hung Windows

Single Hung Windows

Single hung windows feature a fixed top sash and a bottom sash that opens vertically.
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Sliding Windows

Sliding Windows

Sliding windows open horizontally along a track, offering a smooth gliding motion and space-saving functionality.
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Architectural Windows

Architectural Windows

Architectural windows are non-standard shaped windows — including circles, arches, triangles, trapezoids, and other custom geometries.
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Double Hung Windows

Double Hung Windows

Double hung windows feature two operable sashes that slide vertically, allowing ventilation from the top, bottom, or both.
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Bi-Fold Windows

Bi-fold Windows

Bi-fold windows consist of multiple glass panels connected by hinges that fold and stack neatly to one or both sides.
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Sliding Glass Doors

Sliding Glass Doors

A modern solution for maximizing natural light and indoor-outdoor flow. Multi-panel options allow for large openings with minimal sightlines
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Pivot Glass Doors

Pivot Glass Doors

A statement piece with dramatic movement, pivot doors rotate on an offset axis, providing a high-end look and smooth operation.
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Hinged Glass Doors (French Doors)

French Doors

Classic swing doors that offer elegance and accessibility. Single or double-paneled, with optional sidelights and transoms
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Hinged Glass Doors (French Doors)

Bi-Fold Doors

Multiple panels that fold and stack to one or both sides for a full wall opening.
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Frameless Glass Railings

Frameless Glass Railings

Clean, uninterrupted sightlines with minimal hardware — the ideal solution for a modern, floating effect.
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Post and Rail System

Post & Rail Glass Systems

Aluminum or stainless-steel vertical posts with secured glass panels. A flexible and cost-effective option!
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Glass Balustrades & Railing Systems

Staircase Glass Panels

Custom-cut panels fitted along stairwells for a modern, open look.
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